Caulfield School of Dance is a wonderful school filled with passionate, professional and qualified…read moreteachers. I would highly recommend anyone looking for an established studio that provides high-quality dance education to join. I became a student at CSD when I was a teenager and the previous studio I danced at closed down. Cori and her teachers were phenomenal at integrating my sister and I into the school (to the point where CSD became our second home). I improved as a dancer because of CSD's intelligent programming and caring faculty. The opportunities I had at CSD created beautiful memories for my family and I to look back on, I also made life-long friendships with my dance peers who I share many of those memories with.

The main issue with Caulfield School of Dance is the fact that the Director and her staff are not…read moreconcerned about the improvement of the dancers. This is the paramount issue as their "Professional Training Division" is nothing similar to other youth companies in the tri-cities, as everyone makes it in to the PTD if their parents go in and threaten to leave. If you're looking for reliable training from qualified teachers, and choreography to push your child, I would not recommend investing in Caulfield's hefty prices. Now, on a more positive note, if you're looking for a studio to send your child once a week, with little commitment...Caulfield is an okay place. However, the recreational teachers are not very committed to teaching dance; most have recently graduated and deal with the recreational kids as a 'first time' learning experience. I'm not exactly sure of the dollar figure that Caulfield charges as it has been some time since I have been affiliated with their fees but I believe it is somewhere in the range of $1000-$2000 a year for a recreational dancer. With the half baked instruction from lacklustre teachers, the money simply isn't worth it. I really do try to find some positive because reading yelp reviews can be very dark sometimes. Caulfield is a great place to learn to perform, as they offer many performance opportunities with their 5 year end shows. A weekend of fun for the most part. However, in preparation for the year-end shows, there is numerous extra-rehearsals, the ludicrous "Photo-Day" and numerous extra expenses that come at you from no where, with little to no explanation as to why you must pay these expenses. Again, a common theme of hefty prices with little to no substance prevails. I would also like to say "Sommer T" who gave Caulfield School of Dance a 5 star rating on this exact site is an ex-teacher at Caulfield who to my understanding has maintained a very good relationship with the owner Cori. I have trouble removing bias from that whole review as it is written by a friend of Cori's. I don't mean to be cruel, but in conclusion I would never recommend sending a child to this dance school. It's beyond disorganized, very expensive, and overall the teaching is just 'meh.' There are many other studios in the tri-city area that will provide your child with both a better administration, and a better faculty. **For reference, other tri-city dance schools are Pulse Dance Centre, Tri-City Dance Centre, Simply Ballet, Port Moody School of Dance, Vela Academy of Movement, Dance Force, Coastal Edge Dance Center, Encore Dance Poco, K & S Dance

What a delightful way to spend a Sunday afternoon or evening! If it's true that Opera Pro Cantanti…read moreis the only repertory opera company in Canada, we need more repertory opera companies. The sets are more dramatic and the seats are more comfortable in large professional operas, but being mere feet away from the performers creates its own magic. Can't wait for the pandemic to be over and the performance schedule to resume.

Love singing and music! Vancouver Welsh Men's Choir are well trained and beautiful singers that…read moregathered together to join their passions and spread the love to the world. Friendly and helpful volunteers and singers! Totally recommend to go to their shows. They practice and rehearse regularly but summer is their break time

Great venue, who knew this place even existed. Great smallish theatre for quaint performances…read more I'm a fan of smaller quaint type of venues. Definitely would go back.

Was here watching my niece in the nutcracker. I would never would have imagined a theatre tucked…read moreaway in this building. Very nice facility that seats probably a couple hundred. Viewing lines are good and sound travels nicely in this theatre. It's a quaint theatre that probably hosts smaller productions but for its purpose, it's great. Much better than I expected. 4 stars.

Gayle, Erin, Jim, and I recently took in an evening performance of "Ring of Fire", It's a Johnny…read moreCash tribute musical that I found entertaining enough, although historically suspect, and perhaps a little light weight. I liked the Theater itself, with nice sight lines, good acoustics, and comfortable seats. The set was well done, enjoyed watching the actors, and appreciated that the play clocked in at 10 minutes less than 2 hours (with intermission). From the viewpoint of a visitor to Vancouver with an appreciation for "Summer Theater", I'd gladly look at their season schedule when I return.

Cambodian Rock Band. I could talk about the writing, that veers all over the place. Or the fact…read morethat this play was not written by a Cambodian playwright. Or that the music by the excellent band Dengue Fever was just played so wrongly, and so terribly, like heavy metal (it isn't). What really bothers me... is that this painful story that involves the Khmer Rouge, and crimes against humanity, and so painful in Cambodian history, is played like a comedy by the Arts Club Vancouver. Shame on the Arts Club and their director for not honouring the real story, the culture, the art, the music, OR the history. It was all just so uncomfortable.

so i finally made it to rogers arena for a vancouver canucks vs tampa bay lightning game, and this…read morefelt like peak vancouver energy. getting in was smoother than expected, security looked intense, but the line moved quickly and we were inside in minutes. after a full day of rain, stepping into a packed arena was an instant mood shift. you could feel it right away. we got in right at puck drop and the seats filled up fast. what makes it, though, is the game day experience. the tshirt toss had people off their seats, the jumbotron reactions were actually entertaining (not just filler), and hearing a full arena chant in unison "go canucks go" never gets old. even the intermission pee wee game had the entire crowd invested, which says a lot. pro tip: skip the $50 parking headache. take the vancouver skytrain and get off at stadium-chinatown, it's right there. bonus move is stopping by the downtown costco wholesale beforehand for the famous $1.50 polish dog and drink combo. inside prices are no joke, i paid $31 for popcorn and a drink (yes, both refillable, but still a moment). not gonna lie, the game itself was not great. canucks lost 6 to 2. but honestly, the crowd kept the energy up the whole time, and it stayed super family friendly. also worth mentioning: the 50/50 jackpot hit $186,230, so someone walked out with $93,115. casually life changing. walking back out into the rain with the post game crowd, it didn't even feel like a loss heavy night. between the atmosphere, the traditions, and how easy the whole experience was to navigate, this is one of those venues that delivers even when the team doesn't. would i come back? absolutely, just maybe not for the parking or the concession prices.

This is the first time to come to Rogers arena for NHL game. I understand their effort to encourage…read moreto see more live game in the arena giving more attraction. It was fun indeed. However I was very shocked to see drink menu. I mean price. 7up bottle costed $7.83. My partner's 2 beer cans costed more than $27. And he got as just as can but the tap machine shows tips well. This is wrong.

Enjoyed watching Stile's and Drewe's the Three Little Pigs! Pleasantly surprised to see an Stiles…read moreand Drewe's production showing at Granville Island. Bought a ticket online to catch the last show dates of Stiles and Drewe's the Three Little Pigs. Felt like good entertainment for both adults and kids. Actors sang well and articulated their lines well. Recommend bringing kids that can sit still for 45 minutes to enjoy the musical. Kid audience seemed to be captivated by music and were happily interacting with the big bad wolf! Kid activities are a success when it makes a kid happy... after all, happy kid means happy parents :) Their tiered aisles seating plan makes every aisle or seat a good seat where you won't be blocked. Just simply choose based on your liking on how close to the stage you prefer. Buy tickets online and present e-tickets at entrance. Tickets breakdown: Adults $35 , Youth/kids $18 and Senior $29 Sadly, there are no snacks or drinks sold inside so plan your meal before or after the show. Small theatre with great entertainment value plus courteous staff makes for a fun activity!

Waterfront Theatre is located in Granville Island and they have plays for all ages. My husband,…read moredaughter and I watched "Go Dogs Go!" during the day about a musical based on the Dr. Seuss book. The theatre is small, but cozy. The seats are comfortable and everyone was able to see the stage without any trouble. There's no food or drinks allowed in the theatre so make sure you finish all your snacks before going in. Parking can be a pain since it's Granville Island and you may have a walk quite far, but make it a day there. Have lunch and enjoy the rest of Granville Island as well.